Sources: Columbus, OH 43206

The primary fuel sources of electricity in Columbus is coal. 8 out of the 10 power plants in Ohio are coal-fired plants. The other two plants are nuclear power plants that supply 16% of the energy generation. Natural gas has increased significantly in the last decade but still accounts for less than a 1.4 of energy generation in OH. Wind energy supplies the majority of renewable energy in Ohio. As of 2016, 34 wind farms were online that generate over 550 megawatts of renewable energy. For more information on Columbus energy sources, see the graph below

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At Compare Electricity, we are dedicated to bringing you all the latest videos to keep you informed about Columbus' energy usage and trends. In our latest video, we detail Ohio's energy usage compared to the rest of the Country. Over 32% of Ohio's energy usage comes from its large industrial sector with commercial and residential sector each account for a little over 20%. Ohio's residential energy usage is nearly the same as the national energy usage throughout the year. For more information, check out the video below.